Organisation: Fyffe

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columnists

You think high-rollers who broke us will pay the price? Cop yourself on

WHAT was happening last week in Bray garda station? Is it possible that a process has started whereby former senior bankers, who have brought our economy to the precipice of insolvency, will face the four-letter ‘g’ word? Get a grip. Cop yourself on. Ireland doesn’t do gaol, it does golf. There is little imminent prospect of justice. We should not be surprised.

business

ISEQ off to slow start

business

ISEQ growth continues

business

ISEQ celebrates birthday with increase

business

Dividend boost for Fyffes shareholders

business

An old hand at trouble

Top ISEQ companies down as oil price fears grow

Global fears over oil prices that continue to soar saw the ISEQ close down 33.76 points at 5342.18.

Wed, 04 Aug, 2004

Grafton down despite strong 2003 performance

The ISEQ index of Irish shares was down 48.72 points to close at 5179.62 today.

Wed, 10 Mar, 2004

ISEQ closes down as Elan tumbles

The ISEQ in Dublin surrendered gains from an early rally. Elan shares were sold off following a cautious broker note.

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004

Fyffe’s full-year up €4m

FYFFES, Europe’s biggest importer and distributor of fruit and vegetables, said business has improved in the past three months and full-year earnings will be €4 million ($5 million) more than it expected in September.

Sat, 20 Dec, 2003

Snow recalled by Canada

Canada coach David Clark today recalled Newport prop Rod Snow as one of seven changes to his side for what could prove a crunch Pool D showdown with Italy on Tuesday.

Sun, 19 Oct, 2003

All Blacks secure bonus point

All Blacks number eight Rodney So’oialo scored his first two Test tries as New Zealand overcame a spirited opening from Canada to secure a bonus by half-time in Melbourne.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2003

Miller's goal highlight of Celtic win

Eircom League Under-21s 1 Celtic Under-21s 3

Mon, 05 Aug, 2002